Contents:

• Columbus day, U.S. commemoration of explorer Christopher Columbus, a controversy by Loreen Neville
• Bandung seats Indonesia’s - historical postal museum by Linda Rawin
• The struggles of the street bajajs text and photography by Loreen Neville
• National Geographic: father’s mystical reminder by Leicester Wells
• Sir Edmund Hillary given state funeral, wishes to be cremated by Isabelle Leicester
• Real christmas trees or fake trees by Loreen Neville
• Paint-Ball: The rovers and nuansa Bali Anyer part II by Loreen Neville
• Fun out of town: The rovers and nuansa Bali Anyer part I by Loreen Neville
• The Dutch VOC, colonial politics and Indonesia by James J. Schuurmans
• Classic white: Exclusively crafted for asian skin by Arif Suryobuwono
• No power to terrorists protecting the open society by Klaus Bolling 
• Drug abuse is life abuse by Loreen Neville
• Soekarno-Hatta airport: In a class of it’s own by Loreen Neville and James Blackburn
• The German hub migration in history and the present by Professor Dr. Kalus J. Bade
• The alchemist: an interview with Michel Ebbli by Arif Suryobuwono
• Poland: The days of solidarity by Marc Richard
• Black and white magic, a common practice there’s no denying it by James Blackburn and Loreen Neville
• Jakarta’s street children by James Blackburn
• The hidden years of 1965 and beyond by Loreen Neville
• Slander and defamation a sickly satanic practise of the soul by Loreen Neville
• A young king for a new millennium by H.E. Omar Hilale,
• IBIS: The sacred bird by Nagwa Shalaby
• The Habibie Centre: Dedicated to building a democratic Indonesia by Marc Richard and Isabelle Leicester
• The elementary school of “Republica Del Peru” and Ambassador Elard Escala by Neneng Lesmana
• The circus by Cirque du Soleil
• Practise of witchcraft: The salem witch trails
• The spirit of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lives on in Jakarta by Loreen Neville and Meena Wadha
• If america should go communist by Leon Trotsky
• Freedom of expression cornerstone of democracy by Bob Chester
• The historical dracula from the Romanian Embassy, Jakarta
• The death of ofra hazaconfirms the living of unspoken stigma and shame by Meena Wadhwa-Nuetzel
• Heartbreaker Maria by Meena Wadhwa-Nuetzel
• A man of insight and courage Giordano Bruno, philosopher and scientist, burnt at the stake 400 years ago by Frank Gaglioti
• “Witness”: An important chapter in American history New York photo exhibits on lynchings by Fred Mazelis
• Jakarta’s she-men trapped in the wrong body by Loreen Neville and James Blackburn
• Rationalism by Sudheer Birodkar
• And whose been spying in my bed the stasi legacy by Isabelle Leicester and Marc Richard
• Building gobal friendship through library by Iyas Sutisna
• Traversing Jakarta: A daily adventure by Dini Harianto
• For the love of a woman: Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson by Marc Richard
• Egypt welcomes: yet another millennium by Bob Chester
• Chavin de huantar by Manuel Carrasco
• The river of the nobles
• “Stolen generations” court case Australian government defends forced removal of aboriginal children by Brett Stone
• Rotary club Jakarta Menteng by Deanna Duguid
• Jakarta development of the city by Sutiyoso and H.E. Dr. Heinrich Seemann
• Evidence of Jakarta’s contemporary architecture into the 3rd millennium by Loreen Neville and James Blackburn
• Attar - the natural fragrance by Bob Chester
• Jack the Ripper Butcher of the night by Marc Richard
• Berlin, a city on the march by John Robertson
• Egypt tutankhamen: Mystery of the boy king by Bob Chester
• Sistine chapel art for god by Bob Chester
• Media sensationalism and the Kennedy crash by Martin Mclaughlin
• A new broom for Indonesia’s education? by James Blackburn
• Egypt: Empowers its girls
• Mata Hari: A dance through life by Marc Richard
• The people of Iran Jaya: Survivors of the last frontiers by Bob Chester
• Bedrich Smetana: Father of Czech opera by Marc Richard
• Pramoedya: A litmus test of ‘Reformasi’ by Loreen Neville and James Blackburn
• The islamic influence in indian  architecture by Professor Satish Crover
• The great jubilee: Bringing the world together by Bob Chester
• The brownings: United by Verse by Isabelle Leicester 
• Nazism and the myth of the master-race, Britain’s channel four secret history documentary on Hitler’s search for the holy grail by Peter Reydt
• Edith Cavell: An unlikely heroine by Marc Richard
• Sex and sadism: The making of the modern vampire by Eugene du Jinn
• The Kingdom of Morocco between deep sorrow and great confidence in the future by H.E. Omar Hilale
• Sins of fathers by Bob Chester
• Women in Indonesia: Still fighting for their rights by Loreen Neville
• Caodaism: Inside a mysterious sect Vietnam by John Robertson
• Egypt: Striding into the future by Bob Chester 
• The red cross fights ‘The Good Fight’ by John Robertson
• The Moroccan Maulana Malik Ibrahim: One of the walisongo by H.E. Omar Hilale
• End of the line: Fall of the Romanovs by Marc Richard
• Mallory and Irvine new twist to an old story by James Blackburn
• Tower of Babel: The Indonesia spectre by James Blackburn
• Roving traveller: Old cataract hotel bloom on the nile by Walaa Talaat Lofty 
• An asian corner in the heart of europe by the Polish Embassy
• Komite Kemanusian Indonesia help themselves by Loreen Neville
• FIAT a century of Italian innovation by Bob Chester
• Dewi Sri: Birth of a goddess by Marc Richard
• Joe and Marilyn: Together at last by Loreen Neville and Marc Richard
• Bohemian glassware long history of excellence by Loreen Neville and Michal Svoboda
• The Kingdom of Morocco a deeply-rooted monarchy by H.E. Omar Hilale
• Saudi Arabia: Land of faith by Bob Chester
• The arab women association by Loreen Neville
• Women in islam: Roles clearly defined by Walaa Talaat Lofty and Amina Galal
• Croatia: A common stamp
• Peruvian women today casting their rights by Liliana Escala
• Peruvian women: Courage proves the blow doesn’t break the back by Liliana Escala
• Eugene du jinn: The archimage of the archipelago by Enrich Weiss 
• The Vatican: State within a city by Bob Chester
• Christmas in Peru by John Lumis and H.E. Elard Escala
• Egyptian women becoming equal partners by Walaa Talaat Lofty
• Dead men tell no tales by Putra Satria Wijaya
• Halloween across time and cultures by Eugene Du Jinn
• An insight into the young diplomats club: It all started in 1989 by Isabelle Leicester
• Friendship through understanding: Women international club by Loreen Neville
• Egypt’s rare treasures
• Keroncong Begawan Solo by Ersa Siregar
• Glorious history, wise leadership by the military attaché of the people’s Republic of China Embassy-Jakarta
• Murad Husain: An elementary school graduate receives doctor’s degree by Ersa Siregar
• Chillon: If only stones could talk by Mark Richard photography by Scott MacHaffie
• A legendary myth led to the Bejing review by Loreen Neville
• You should know Maura Angke by Ersa Siregar 
• A man called Mandela by Elfriede Van Wijk
• Musical Boxes: A beautiful gift and craft by Loreen Neville